On tap at Lajbah, pours a clear golden blonde with a small white head. Nose is subdued, with light brett, a little lacto and some citrus. Flavour is very cohesive, with brett, lacto and orangey citrus notes. Tart and biting, with the brett having attenuated the residual sweetness. Nicely done.

On tap at Lajbah. Pours just slightly hazy golden, topped with a larger but pretty nonlasting white head. Starts leatehry with soury wine cellar nose, later getting a bit more pronounced. Gentle fruity sourness along with leathery feel again. A bit puckery in the finish. Dry and light bodied. Nice thirst quencher.

Found at Sir William’s pub in Ljubljana. (I can already picture the painful conversations with my elderly relatives on how to pronounce that). Has minimal head and a deep copper body that lacks carbonation. Soft lambic, yeasty aroma that takes some sniffing to discern. I note some cider in there too. Flavour is heavily lambic and tempered by some fruity notes to mellow out the acidity. I like this because I like lambics and this seems close to one. Crisp finish and the aftertaste seems cider like. Unique and not what I was expecting but what the hell, I’ll drink it.